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9/111993 North Scott High School Morning Star
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- 1993
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- Topics
- American Poetry -- Iowa -- Eldridge -- Periodicals, Language arts (Secondary) -- United States -- Periodicals, Poetry -- Collections -- Periodicals, Short stories -- Periodicals, North Scott High School (Eldridge, Iowa)
- Collection
- yearbooks-miscellaneous; yearbooks
- Language
- English
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- Copyright protected. Use of materials from this collection beyond the exceptions provided for in the Fair Use and Educational Use clauses of the U.S. Copyright Law may violate federal law. Permission to publish or reproduce is required.
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- 102.9M
Volume 10 of the North Scott Morning Star fine arts anthology, published annually. Editors: Kelli Hammes, Drew Heidgerken
Staff: Shanna Haugland, Lucy Pittman, Derek Reichert, Sara Smith, Angie Tague, Lynn Voelkel
Advisor: Gene Conrad
Language arts faculty: Gene Conrad, Dennis Hennigan, Mike Kielkopf, Katie Hermsen, Judith Jacobs, Harlan VanderVinne, Steve Mohr
(Includes writers’/artists’ index)
"Morning Star...is the name of a medieval weapon, but the term also signifies the awakening freshness and potential of young artists and writers at North Scott. This sixth annual collection of creative student expression joins The Lance, the student newspaper, and The Shield, the yearbook, as productions of the North Scott High School Language Arts Department." --t.p. Vol. 6, 1988-1989 ed.
Staff: Shanna Haugland, Lucy Pittman, Derek Reichert, Sara Smith, Angie Tague, Lynn Voelkel
Advisor: Gene Conrad
Language arts faculty: Gene Conrad, Dennis Hennigan, Mike Kielkopf, Katie Hermsen, Judith Jacobs, Harlan VanderVinne, Steve Mohr
(Includes writers’/artists’ index)
"Morning Star...is the name of a medieval weapon, but the term also signifies the awakening freshness and potential of young artists and writers at North Scott. This sixth annual collection of creative student expression joins The Lance, the student newspaper, and The Shield, the yearbook, as productions of the North Scott High School Language Arts Department." --t.p. Vol. 6, 1988-1989 ed.
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